AMP raises $342m for global debt fund
Australian infrastructure investment manager AMP Capital Investors has raised €241 million ($342.8 million) for an infra debt fund, which has made its first investment in a British company that leases passenger trains and freight locomotives. China Life Insurance, the world’s largest listed life insurance company, was a cornerstone investor in the fund.
According to the firm, the AMP Capital Infrastructure Debt Fund raised its capital from 12 institutional investors in Asia, Europe, North America and Australia. Of this, AMP Capital's Global Head of Infrastructure...
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